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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It's a website that you upload an image to, or give it the URL for an image, and it will search the internet for that picture.
Some "woman" sent us some pictures she'd taken that morning that had somehow been on the internet for over ten years 
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"Excuse my ignorance,what is tineye?"
A reverse image search engine that you can add to your browser as a plugin. Right click and you can search the internet for matching photos easily. Not perfect but throws up a lot of stolen photos here. |
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By *luteguyMan
over a year ago
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Reverse image search. You give it an image and it will tell you where on the web the image has been seen before . Hence you know if someone has nicked the pic off the web to populate their profile. |
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"Allowed to stay on the site?
What with the reporters and the other more sinister users lately it would seem like the safe thing to do.
More sinister users? "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Allowed to stay on the site?
What with the reporters and the other more sinister users lately it would seem like the safe thing to do. "
Well I've only just reported them so we'll see if anything happens. Always make sure you double check photos 
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Make sure to do your checks people 
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